Sentence examples for organised groups from inspiring English sources

What's true of water striders is true of all functionally organised groups, even human ones: in evolutionary terms, a functionally organised group of altruistic Mother Teresas would beat a functionally organised group of selfish Ayn Rands.

Gay people have been pointlessly reminded, not that homophobia is unacceptable, but that there exist organised groups that detest them.

He has organised groups where men and boys discuss the violence that has pervaded their societies, while women gather to demand justice and reparations.

Local areas often have organised groups of private tenants who work together to campaign on issues, offer advice and support, and act as a representative body.

As in Argentina, organised groups of supporters in Brazil are notorious for their penchant for fighting fans of other teams as well as their unscrupulous subsidisation by clubs.

In Nigeria, for example, there are organised groups who seek to exert influence through violence and intimidation, in some cases with clubs' tacit support or blatant complicity.

Persistent, determined, well-organised groups can bring neglected issues to the fore and change political outcomes.

On top of that, black self-organised groups were formed in trade unions and even by police officers.

In a Sole, children work in self-organised groups of four or five clustered around an internet connected computer.

Patients would share health details to create databases and self-organised groups would conduct informal clinical trials.

The banned Islamist groups, the only well-organised groups and the clear winners in ballot boxes, are now in the limelight, under public scrutiny.